Flag of Balakia
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| Proportion | 1:2 |
|---|---|
| Adopted | TBD (original version) 22 January 2009 (current version) |
| Design | A horizontal triband of red, yellow, and red, charged with the national emblem left of centre |
The flag of Balakia has three equal horizontal stripes of red (top), yellow, and red. The tribans is based on the country's national colours of red and yellow, which are derived from the flag of the Balak Empire.
Interpretation of the colors
| Scheme | Textile colour |
|---|---|
| Red | TBD |
| Yellow | TBD |
| White | TBD |
Colours scheme
History of the Balak flag
Flags of the Balak Federation
On [TBD] 2002 a design known as the "rivers design" was adopted as the official flag of the Balak Federation. This design featured two horizontal bands on the lower part of the flag, representing the country's two major rivers, the Kashis and Braghak Rivers. This flag shares design motifs with the flag of Gushlia.